I've spent a bit over the last three weeks in Germany, mostly staying in the Munich area, and of…read moreall of the places I have visited for mealtimes, my hands-down, recurring favorite is most certainly Cafe Schuntner. The wide array of homemade dessert options, alone, stands out in a city full of bakeries and cafes. Seriously, all of the cakes and pies are actually homemade, and each one I've seen looks like an expert crafting from the kitchen of some Food Network dessert master. Now, don't get it twisted--they also TASTE like the work of a dessert master. The sweetness is so perfectly balanced, both accenting and allowing the natural flavors of the main ingredients, like a schokotarte with a hidden layer of freaking APRICOT JAM!!! MIND AND TASTE BUDS BLOWN!!! Beyond the desserts (which clearly stand strongly, front and center) are a litany of wonderful food options, like the Spinat-Kokos-Suppe, which was easily the most flavorful, balanced, warming, and wonderful soup I've had in my entire life--at least top three, and I can't recall two others that actually come close to topping it. The coffee is well done, the assortment of Brot is well done, and in my final days here, there was even a RUM CAKE...with real rum, by the way, not some cheap, strange rum flavoring. Prepare to be nice and warm, with a fuzzy vibe, akin to the smiles and familiar after-effects of a mid-afternoon glass of Heidelbeere Glühwein. This may be the most-missed cafe I've visited, here, and if at all possible, I will return for more of this goodness. If you find yourself anywhere near Sendlinger-München, love yourself enough to find your way here.

My husband and I walked to this cafe from our hotel on our first day arriving in Munich. It was…read moreearly am and out hotel room was not available yet. What a GREAT find. Clean and cozy. Great cappuccino. We had the croissant with ham & cheese which the heated up . We went here 3 days in a row. Sampling the Swiss plate, Italian plate and the muesli. All of it was delicious and presentation was lovely. Extremely reasonably priced. Don't miss out on this great little find!!

the person attending behaved rude when I wanted to go with my dog. I think there kindest ways to…read moreask for leaving the place.

I stopped here only for a coffee which was ok-ish but nothing more. Pastries and bread seemed good…read morebut nothing that you cannot find anywhere else.

I'm totally addicted to Ratschiller's, I have to admit. This place is the best quality bakery in…read moreMunich in my book and at the same time one of the least expensive. There's literally a wall of Semmel to choose from. This establishment is self-service, that's part of the no-nonsense, no-frills value proposition. This is every man's breakfast or lunch. To me that only adds to the authenticity of the Harras big city experience. My tip: order one of the complete continental breakfasts, which includes beverage, rolls, charcuterie and jams and costs only a few euros.

Great little bakery/deli. I had a sandwich and it was good quality and inexpensive. I'll be going…read moreback.

In a sea of overpriced restaurants, Regenbogen is tasty and moderately priced. The servings are…read moresubstantial, and service, from my two experiences there, was quite positive. It can get extremely busy--especially at lunch--so it might be appropriate to call ahead (this might only be allowed for larger groups). Either way, it is worth the wait!

This cafe is arguably the best in Europe! Trust me, I know, I've been traveling through Europe for…read morethe better part of a life. ;-) My favorite foods are their artisanal Bircher-muesli and their exquisite spinach goat cheese pear sandwiches. Sooooo yummy!! And honestly, quite filling. Don't get me started on their coffee! Apparently, they handpicked their own coffee roesthaus which supplies them with the most flavorful coffee I have tried in a while. If there is one thing I would criticize about this place, it's that there should another one, closer to the city center. Still, well worth a visit!

From the owner: Frühstück mit Omelette, Panini, ... Mittagessen mit Quiche,…read moreRavioli, Eintöpfe, Salat...

Stopped in for a quick lunch while walking to our first tour…read more It's a beautiful cafe with lots of light from all the glass walls. There were lots of food choices so we had some questions, but the server wasn't very helpful. The food straggled out, but we were a larger group. Once the food was out it was very good.

We were looking for a place to grab breakfast and found this little gem in the middle of a shopping…read morecenter. We had an omelet which was very good. Our coffee was quite good too, as you expect in most places in Europe. The restaurant offers sandwiches and a fairly broad menu. This is a good spot to stop for a bite.